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FINAL: No. 1 St. John’s Prep 4, No. 9 Cambridge 1 Two goals from Ryan King and strikes from Garrison Murphy and James Minor have the Eagles heading back to the D1 semifinal. @GlobeSchools @sjpathletics @SJP_Vsoccer

Just la minute later, the Eagles restore the lead. Marcus Obodai plays the corner low to the top of the box, where James Minor belts one first-time to the top left corner. 4-1 St. John's Prep @GlobeSchools

@GlobeSchools Cambridge snatches a goal back in the 64th minute. Rhys Brown leaps in to head a long throw to the back of the net, arriving in perfect timing at the front post. 3-1 St. John's Prep with just under 17 minutes to go @GlobeSchools

Five minutes into the second half, Ryan King grabs his second for St. John's Prep. The senior gets to a through ball a step before the Cambridge defender, releasing a first time shot that sails to the top left corner. 3-0 Eagles in the 45th minute @GlobeSchools

@GlobeSchools At the half: St. John's Prep 2, Cambridge 0 Two quickfire goals midway through the half from Ryan King and Garrison Murphy have the Eagles up by a pair. Cambridge goalie Winslow Lively has three saves, dealing with a lot of action in his end. @GlobeSchools

@GlobeSchools Best look for Cambridge so far comes in the 34th minute, as Giacomo Cotta-Ramusino-Zambotti flies forward from left back but lashes a shot wide. Still 2-0 Prep @GlobeSchools

@GlobeSchools And less than two minutes later, the Eagles get another. Garrison Murphy latches on to a long pass forward and hits a tight finish at the near post. 2-0 St. John's Prep in a flash @GlobeSchools

14 minutes in, St. John's Prep nets the breakthrough. Ryan King collects from 10 yards outside the area, drives forward, and picks his spot in the bottom corner from the top of the box. 1-0 Eagles @GlobeSchools

Hello from Danvers, where No. 1 @SJP_Vsoccer (17-1-2) hosts No. 9 @CRLSFalcons (12-3-3) in the D1 boys soccer quarterfinals. Coverage for @GlobeSchools!

Another milestone for the winningest coach in Northeastern Basketball history!

FINAL (SO): No. 22 Franklin 2 (4), No. 11 Wellesley 2 (1) For the second-straight year, the Panthers pull off a first round upset, as they move on in the shootout. Big save from Casey Flynn on the first shot set the tone. @GlobeSchools @FHSSports

Tied through two OTs. We’re headed to a shootout

Still tied at the end of OT. Absolute chaos as Franklin sends the goalie up for a corner with a few second left, it’s cleared off the line, then the whistle goes for the end of the period before Wellesley can race down to the vacated net. Headed to 2OT!

That is an unbelievable save from Franklin’s Casey Flynn to keep it tied in the first OT

We’re headed to OT, tied at two apiece.

Great last-ditch tackle from Franklin’s Zach O’Mahony O’Sullivan to prevent a sure chance and keep us level at 2 apiece. 17 to play

Stellar goal from Wellesley’s Brayden Boecher to tie the game nine minutes into the second half, latching onto a ball over the top, chopping back, and tucking his shot in at the far post. 2-2 with 30 minutes to go

Half: Franklin 2, Wellesley 1 Golden chance for Wellesley in the closing seconds, but Ruiz drags his shot wide after a pinpoint cross from Sawyer Temple. Entertaining first half, and plenty of time to go.

Franklin takes the lead in the 12th minute. Cross to the six-yard box is sent half clear, and Aidan Arujuo lashes it to the top corner from just inside the box. 2-1 Panthers after they fell behind five minutes in.

Two goals in rapid succession here. First, Wellesley’s Enzo Desviat Ruiz nods in a corner at one end with a good header. Then a minute later, Jason Proenca knocks in a deflected long throw for Franklin. 1-1 in a flash